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Latest Peer Reviewed Article on Uses of Energy Psychology Following Catastrophic Events By Dr David Feinstein
Can EFT be useful to release Catastrophic Events? This peer reviewed paper by Dr. David Feinstein on EFT Tapping and EP for Veterans and PTSD will give the answers. Please click the link to read the full article.
Read MoreThe Newest on EFT Research
Emotional Freedom Techniques continues to be the most widely researched energy psychology method. Join the Association for Comprehensive Energy “ACEP” member and well-known researcher Peta Stapleton for this 13 min review of EFT studies conducted in 2021!
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EFT4Vets Training: Looking For Specific Issues
Summary: Patrick has served as a US Army soldier from 2002-2015, with 3 deployments to Iraq. He was brought up in a military household, his dad being a Drill Sergeant in WWII, so he was already prepared for a life in the Military. He noticed differences in himself after 3rd deployment: hyper vigilance, looking for…
Read MoreWhy Clutter Holds Emotion
Our stuff holds energy. It holds memories. Think about why we buy souvenirs when going on vacation. We want a physical manifestation of a fun time, a beautiful space. Or we want to have a. witness, some kind of proof that we were there, that we had that adventure. And we want to have an…
Read MoreUpdate on Operation Water Filter
Our “Operation Water Filters” was a wonderful success for the people in Puerto Rico! All in all, thanks to your incredible generosity, we were able to collect 95 water filters and cash donations of $1000.- in only 3 days! Thank you all so very, very much! Please know that those filters that were delivered by…
Read MoreClearing Clutter Makes Resilient
Have you ever noticed how much your environment, especially clutter, drains your energy? Clutter isn’t just stuff that needs to be put away. Clutter represents memories, the beloved ones as well as the traumatic ones. It represents unresolved conflicts, memories that we don’t know what to do with, and fear of missing out or making…
Read MoreHow to be resilient after a terror attack
When 9/11 happened, we watched in horror as the second airplane hit the twin towers. I realized immediately that this was big, life changing danger. But I also realized immediately, that I personally was safe. And so was my family. We live 6 hours north of NYC, and whatever happened there impacted us only indirectly…
Read MoreLessons learned from Helping in Puerto Rico
I think, there are several reasons why our little, private initiative, helping in Puerto Rico, was so successful: What worked well The donation of personal water filters made sense. Clean drinking water is one of the most basic and important needs, even more so in hot locations with no air conditioning, electricity or running water.…
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